The phrase "announcement guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the rules or criteria for making announcements, often in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "Before sending out the press release, please ensure that you adhere to the announcement guidelines provided by the communications team."
Alternatives: "notification criteria" or "disclosure rules".
"This is a technical measure, not a political one," one European Commission source who declined to be named said on Tuesday prior to the official announcement of the guidelines.
"We made it very clear that EU contributions to the peace process, [but] this might force us to reconsider that," his counterpart, David Walzer Israeli ambassador to the EU, said following the formal announcement of the guidelines.
Various announcements, communications, and guidelines are also published to promote the lawful use of payment catalogues [Decree No. 6/1998 (III. 11) NM of the Minister of Welfare on the Regulation of Updating Professional Classification Systems and Financing Parameters Used in Health Care Sects. 2(2–4), 7(1)].
The announcement scraps the previous guidelines that patients had to wait for the chemotherapy drug docetaxel until existing hormone-based treatments had stopped working.
The announcement of the new guidelines starts a process that could allow some of the country's idled reactors to come back online early next year.
Ahead of London fashion week, which begins next Friday, the British Fashion Council this week tackled this issue with the announcement of more stringent guidelines on the accreditation of bloggers.
"The announcement of the E.U. guidelines was a very positive step which played a significant role in the decision to resume negotiations," Hanan Ashrawi, a member of the executive committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization, said in a statement.
Rules Prompt Foreign Investors to Reflect | The announcement of new takeover guidelines that require national regulators to carry out security reviews of companies in certain sectors is prompting foreign investors to consider changing their contracts, The Wall Street Journal reports.
We used a segmented regression analysis to compare changes in trends in FOBT participation before and after initiatives including: publication of RCTs (1996), publication of the CTFPHC guidelines (2001), announcement of PCP financial incentives (2005), launch of the CCC Program (2008), and the programmatic correspondence following the CCC Program 2-year anniversary (2010).
For public companies specifically, a series of mandates have been introduced such as the Instruction on the Supervision of Public Companies Environmental Protectionn, Announcement on the Environmental Scrutiny of Public Companies, Guideline for Public Companies Environmental Information Disclosuree.
